The painting on the cover of today’s first menu shows the Empress of England, which CP introduced into service in 1957. The ship is almost identical to the Empress of Britain, which entered service a year before and which is the other ship in the picture. One visible difference between them is the window pattern beneath the bridge: the Empress of Britain was 2-2-2 while the Empress of England was 2-1-2.

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The artist isn’t identified, but it was probably Chesley Bonestell, who painted the Empress of Britain in roughly the same location for Canadian Pacific when that ship was introduced. He must have completed this painting before the Empress of England entered service as it incorrectly shows a 2-2-2 window pattern. Bonestell no doubt assumed that it would have the same pattern as its sister ship.
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While the Empress of England was a breakfast menu, this menu showing winter in Quebec is a dinner menu. We saw this cover a few days ago on a 1955 dinner menu used on a special train.